... X EXTENSIVE DISCOVERY OF STOLEN GOODS I ~~~IN THE CITY. ,; Yesterday, in consequence of the reports that a large amount of stolen property had been discovered in the warehouse and in the ?? of a marine store dealer named Moses Moses, in Houndsditch, the Mansion- house was surrounded by crowds of persons desirous of ob- taining admission to the justice-room to hear the pro- ceedings on the ...

... a Tidspalge sillsuostly befouncd isteresting to Licensed T7ictual- lel's, and the operatioes oJ the UNITED TOWNS' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VICTUALLERS' DE FENCE LEAGUE are pubt- liished undere' t(leie own supesrintendence. Dudley and Tipton Licensed Victnallers' Friendly and Protection Society. The Aminal Meeting of the above Association was held at Mr. Thouas Wood's Wine Vaults, High-street, ...

... A A FORGOTTEN VIE W OF THE REFORMV QUESTION. IT is a salutary practice occasionally to refer back to the first principles and original ideas of our political and social systems, especially when we are about to mend or change them, by way of seeing how far we have gradually diverged from the ancestral plan, how often we have put new wine into old bottles that can hardly bear the strain, and ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE.) THE most important political events at Berlin just now are the press trials, which, notwithstanding the tendency to Liberalism lately shown by the Government, are still very frequent. The trial of the bookseller Dtjncker for publishing a pamphlet under the title of The Debate of the Chamber of Deputies on the Sentence of the Supreme Court on the 9th and ioth of ...

... PROPOSED REFORM DEMONSTRATION IN I EDIB suRG I The example of' orgaiiing large out-door de- L monstrations in favour of parliamnentasy reform set by Birmingham and other large English towns is in all likeli- hood about to be followed by Edinburgh. On Saturday evening, the 6th instant, a meeting of working men re- presenting different trades was held in Buohanan's Hotel, to consider the ...

... THE LEVANT BRAILOAD THROUGH I TRANSYLVANIA. I (rROU A COURESPONDENT.) The announcement was made a week or two ago that the Emperor of Austria had given his sanction to the execution of a work already begun, but not continued-a work of vital importance to the em- pire, and of not trifling interest for England. The undertaking in question is a railroad from Arad to Alvincz, in Transylvania, thus ...

... SPEECH BY IJER MAJESTY. On Tuesday the Queen performed the ceremony of opening the New Gravitation Waterworks, in con. nection with the city of Aberdeen. The ceremony took place at Invercanny, three miles west from Ban- chory in Kincardineshire, and twenty-one miles from Aberden. The works are on a most extensive scale, and are !estimated to convey to tihs city 6,000,000 gallons of water daily ...

... A RUNAWAY MiAlAfiEi PRlVEENTED. A young gentleman, who has seen nineteen summers, And who on ooming of age will become the possessor of 100,COOL, lhtely went to Exmouth from Birmingham, where his guardin resides, in company 'with a tutor; to endeavour to 'Improve his health and to increase his know- ledge. The two took lodgings at the reetdence of a gar- deuer, who had' a very pretty daughter ...

... c (FRoX OUR OWN CORrESrONDErT.) a PARIS, FRIDAY EVENhIG. The Monitevo dt Soir only now announces the de- t parture of M. de Lavalette for Biarritz, and it seems that he only left yesterday. The simultaneous pre- sence at Biarritz of the Marquis de Lavalette, M. c Haussmann, and M. Emile Pereire has been laid E hold of to revive the rumours of the retirement of M. Fould from the Finance ...

... ITHE DISTURBANCES AT NOETHMQOOGREEN. it (From the Somerset County Gazette.) ig We have had frequent occasion of late to express by our regret at the means resorted to by some of the inha- an bitants of this place for the purpose of manifesting their as disapproval of the proceedings of their incumbent, the ng Rev. James Hunt; and now that they are content with Li8 nothing less than brutal acts ...

... Iight give a abort Sint to an ia1 writer it would be to tell him his fate. If he resolved to venture upon the dangeroes precipice of telling unbiassed truth let him pretclaim war With mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimea of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tella them of vrt~ues, when they have any, then the mob attacks hi wfith ...

... IT is really difficult to believe that the gentlemen at the York Church Congress, who advocated the making of more bishops as a remedy for the grievous ills of our days, were perfectly serious in their proposals. Doubtless, there are to be found in every clerical body a certain number of ambitious and self-important personages who are shrewd enough to see that if the number of episcopal sees ...